Woof finds a family

By Danae Dobson

When a shaggy mutt saves the life of six-year-old Mark, the Petersons adopt the stray dog.

Woof and the midnight prowler

By Danae Dobson

When the Petersons go to visit Grandma's farm, she is not impressed by their unattractive dog Woof, but he redeems himself in her eyes by an act of bravery.

Woof goes to school

By Danae Dobson

As Mark and Krissy work to find homes for six abandoned dogs, they are reminded that God loves even the unlovely.

Woof and the new neighbors

By Danae Dobson

Mark, Krissy, and their dog Woof learn to be kind to their enemies, even when they are their mischievous, next-door neighbors.

Woof's bad day

By Danae Dobson

Through their dog Woof's series of mishaps at a campsite, Mark and Krissy meet the Fosters and are able to tell them about God.

Woof and the big fire

By Danae Dobson

When their dog risks his life to save three puppies from a burning house, Mark and Krissy are reminded of the sacrifice Jesus made for humanity.

The accident

By Danae Dobson

Fourth-grader Connor is mean to his little brother Riley, but when Riley is injured in an accident, Connor learns the importance of kindness.

The pet-sitting service

By Danae Dobson

The Sunny Street Kids' Club needs to earn some money, but when Connor comes up with a plan to start a pet-sitting business in his house without asking his parents, big problems follow.

The baseball game

By Danae Dobson

Connor and his friends worry about facing the three meanest boys at Hillside Elementary School in a baseball game, but they learn that winning is not as important as playing fairly.

Sunny Street Kids

By Danae Dobson